Correa glabra ‘Ivory Lantern’ – Rock Correa
This is a great low maintenance shrub, hardy enough to be used for council plantings, and attractive enough for the home garden. Upright and dense in growth, it has cream-lime flowers in autumn and winter. It attracts birds to the tubular pendulous flowers. Drought and frost hardy. Good for clay to well drained loams. Needs little attention, maybe a light trim to encourage a more dense habit from time to time.
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- Correa glabra ‘Ivory Lantern’
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- Correa glabra ‘Ivory Lantern’
| Family: | Rutaceae |
| Scientific Name: | Correa glabra |
| Cultivar: | Ivory Lantern |
| Common Name: | Native Fuchsia |
| Other Common Names: | Rock Correa |
| Plant Type: | Small shrub |
| Height: | 0.5 ~ 0.6 metres |
| Width: | 0.5 ~ 0.6 metres |
| Flower Colour: | White, Cream |
| Flowering Time: | Autumn, Winter |
| Ph Level: | Acid, Neutral, Alkaline |
| Soil Type: | Clay, Loamy, Sandy loam, Clay loam |
| Plant Environment: | Low maintenance garden, Courtyard, Poolside, Container growing, Cottage garden, Flower garden, Coastal garden, Drought resistant |
| Climate Zone: | Warm temperate, Cool temperate, Mediterranean |
| Light: | Light shade |
| Growth Habit: | Evergreen, Dense foliage, Open foliage, Mound-shaped |
| Lifespan: | Perennial |
| Soil Moisture: | Dry, Well-drained |
| Frost Tolerance: | Tolerates heavy frost, Tolerates light frost |
| Plant Usage: | Topiary, Groundcover, Screen, Border plant |
| Special Features: | Erosion control, Pollution tolerant, Playground friendly |
| Attracts Wildlife: | Bees, Nectar eating birds, Butterflies, Other insects |
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The Wildflower Place Erina – NSW
Newcastle Wildflower Nursery – NSW
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Native Grace Nursery – Robertson NSW
Wariapendi Nursery – Colo Vale NSW
Sydney Wildflower Nursery – NSW
Geelong Native Plants – Victoria
Wimmera Native Nursery – Victoria
Forest Heart eco-Nursery – Maleny Queensland
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Manuka Native Nursery – South Australia
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